Kadmonite

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kad´mon-īt (קרמני, ḳadhmōnī; Κεδμωναῖοι, Kedmōnaíoi, signifies “the Easterner,” or, less probably, “one of the ancient race”):

The Kadmonites are mentioned in Genesis 15:19 along with the Kenites and Kenizzites of Edom, and are doubtless the same as “the children of the east,” whose wisdom was celebrated (1 Kings 4:30). קרמה, ḳēdhemāh, “the East,” was a son of Ishmael (Genesis 25:15; compare Genesis 25:6). In an Egyptian story describing the adventures of a political refugee who fled from Egypt in the time of the XIIth Dynasty, it is said that he found a refuge in Canaan in the land of Kaduma or Kedem.